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The Pool Fence

Pool Barrier Info

A pool fence installed on sand or concrete. Your decision




Travertine/Marble Tiles for Swimming Pool Decks

One of the Most Used, Convenient, and Elegant Swimming Pool Decks: Travertine/Marble Tiles Mounted Over Sand

Facts to Consider

While this deck may hold the pool fence in place for years, it depends on many factors such as how compact the underlayer of sand is, how often you are planning to remove and install the safety pool fence, even factoring in wind locations or big dogs jumping on the pool fence can affect it.

Installation and Fixing

We can make it right from the beginning or even fix an already installed safety pool fence. If you see the poles of the pool fence leaning toward the pool, also the top of the pool fence mesh saggy and no tension on the pool safety latches, then the sand underneath probably gets loosened.

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Always know where your children are. Around water, stay close while maintaining constant eye contact and never leave a child unattended even for a second.
Never assume someone else is watching your child. There is no greater place than the family pool. Water holds endless fascination for toddlers, you must take every precaution to prevent your child from entering the pool without you. Capabilities of toddlers change daily. Today they sit, tomorrow they crawl. Toddlers can slip through an unlocked door in the time it takes to answer the phone.

With 46 percent of the children LAST SEEN IN THE HOUSE and 23 percent last seen in the yard, porch or patio, supervision is always your primary layer of protection. But as the study shows, 69 percent of all drowning incidents occurred when parental supervision failed and there were no “backup layers” in use.

LAYERS OF PROTECTION

With 46 percent of the children LAST SEEN IN THE HOUSE and 23 percent last seen in the yard, porch or patio, supervision is always your primary layer of protection. But as the study shows, 69 percent of all drowning incidents occurred when parental supervision failed and there were no “ backup layers” in use.

  • Equip all access doors to the pool area with high locks and alarms as secondary layers of protection.
  • A Kids Pool Fence separating the pool from your home and all access doors and entrances is one more layer of protection.
  • Also, check with your Pediatrician when swimming lessons are right for your child. CPR training and your knowledge of rescue techniques would be a final layer of protection should there ever be an accident.
  • The goal, with instituted layers of protection, is to come as close to a fail safe system of preventing drowning incidents as possible. Meaning that if there is a momentary lapse of supervision for whatever reason, have several backup systems in place. All must fail before a drowning can take place.